Kaneva is very much about entertainment and is steeped in a gaming culture. Friends interact in a loft or public and can chat in real-time.But while Second Life shies away from the word 'game,' Kaneva does not. They can bring their favorite videos, photos, music, and games, and watch them on their 3D televisions. Every Kaneva member gets a Kaneva City Loft - their own 3D space - where they can decorate and furnish in their unique style. He is also part of a contingent of Atlanta-based CEOs who are embracing social media as a promising business model.Kaneva is Latin for 'canvas.' Like the better-known Second Life, Kaneva combines elements of social networks and virtual worlds.And like Second Life, Kaneva members create digital versions of themselves - avatars - and then meet up in a modern day 3D world.

His company Internet Security Systems was sold to IBM in 2006 for more than a billion dollars. A strong advocate of video gaming, he was instrumental in helping make this law a reality.Klaus is one Atlanta's best-known success stories. Klaus, founder and Chief Executive Officer of Kaneva, an online social entertainment world. It is also a personal victory for Christopher W.

Georgia is the first state to pass this type of incentive for the gaming industry.This new law (the 2008 Entertainment Industry Investment Act) is a big win for those wishing to make Georgia a video gaming and entertainment capital. Kaneva CEO Christopher KlausLast week Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue signed legislation that will give entertainment industry production studios up to 30 percent tax breaks for business conducted in the state of Georgia.

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